This is a beautiful spring that flows from the foot of Tel Bet Tzaida. Near the spring, a shallow pool was formed; from here a rivulet flows down and into the Jordan River.
Here you’ll find a lot of papyrus – a plant from which the ancient Egyptians made paper. In the spring you’ll find plenty of swamp turtles, and if you quietly approach the porch above the spring, you’ll be able to see the turtles in clear water (when the turtles are scared, they bury themselves in the mud and disappear). Along the stream, picnic tables have been placed; this is a perfect spot for a family tent
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